Pembrey - 16/17th June 2007, Runt Pup and Runt in action!!

[Runt Pilot]

Jim will be giving the Runt Pup LC an airing at Pembrey this weekend. Complete with tuned engine so will be snapping at the Runts wheels

The Runt will be out as well hoping to gain some good results and move closer to stealing 2nd position in the championship. On Saturday I have also entered the GSX 750 in a 750-1300 open class race against the modern stuff so should be fun .

So if you are down Pembrey way come and say hello and have some cake!

Will post photos and results afterwards.

GO RUNTS GO

[Wozzap]

Sorry can't make it so no redundant cake requests from me....
But good luck and safe riding to the Runt Pilot and the Pup Pilot

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